AI Article Synopsis
- - Atopic dermatitis (AD) has a complex and varied progression, not just limited to childhood but also affecting adults, with some individuals experiencing symptoms from childhood into adulthood.
- - Recent studies show different patterns of AD onset, including cases that start in childhood and others that begin in adulthood, indicating various triggers or factors involved.
- - Evaluating how AD develops over time is crucial for creating personalized treatment plans, highlighting the need for a nuanced understanding of the condition's changes over a person's life.
Article Abstract
The longitudinal course of atopic dermatitis (AD) is heterogeneous and complex. While previously thought to be a childhood disorder, recent studies demonstrated that childhood-onset AD may take several different courses that may involve persistence into adulthood becoming a lifelong condition. Other patients only demonstrated adult-onset AD. Different factors may play a role in the timing of AD onset. Assessing the longitudinal course also involves understanding the changing temporal pattern of AD. Understanding the dynamic course of AD is important in identifying individualized treatment recommendations for patients.
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